Best Things To Do in Segovia, Spain

Tourist Attractions in Segovia

Here is the list of things to do in Segovia and tourist attractions in city.

1. Aqueduct Of Segovia

   4.8 (1047 Votes)
   

   Landmark, Historical Site, Architecture

   A landmark and the symbol of Segovia, the Aqueduct is a two storied aqueduct bridge which was named a World Heritage in the year 1985. It was built sometime during the latter half of the 1st century A.D. under the rule of the Roman Empire and was constructed to supply water from the Rio Frio River to the city. The pillars and arches of the two-storied tall Aqueduct are made of solid blocks of s...Read more

2. Alcazar Of Segovia

   4.7 (977 Votes)
   

   Outdoors, Geological Formation

   The Alcazar of Segovia is a stone fortress situated in the old city of Segovia, Spain. Located atop Guadarrama Mountains, the construction of the Alcazar started sometime in the year 1120 and it was completed during the reign of Emperor Alfonso VIII. The fortress served as the official residence for the family of Emperor. Since then, the Alcazar has been uses as a royal palace, has housed the R...Read more

3. Jardines De La Granja De San Ildefonso

   4.6 (891 Votes)
   

   Outdoors, Garden, Palace

   Spread across 1500 acres, the gardens of the Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso deserve to be an independent tourist attraction!  Designed under the supervision of royal architect-designer Robert de Cotte, and actually undertaken by French architect Rene Carlier, the Jardines de la Granja de San Ildefonso has impressive fountains, beautiful sculptures and manicured lawns. 

4. San Ildefonso O La Granja

   

   Historical Site, Palace, Architecture , Exhibition

   The San Ildefonso o La Granja or the Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso is an 18th century palace situated around 12 kilometres from the city of Segovia. The palace used to be the summer residence of the kings of Spain. With baroque style architecture and beautiful and visually stunning interiors, the palace has now been converted into a museum. On display are royal items- from crockery...Read more

5. Iglesia De La Vera Cruz

   4.6 (467 Votes)
   

   Religious Site, Cathedral

   Situated around 10-12 minutes walking distance from the old city centre, Iglesia de la Vera Cruz (Church of the True Cross) is an old yet splendid Romanesque church situated in lush green surroundings. It was constructed in the year 1208 by the Knights Templar to house a fragment of the True Cross. So, in actuality, the place is not a real church. It is sort of a shrine. The True Cross relic is...Read more

6. La Juderia

   

   Bar, Outdoors, Street Market, Street Food

   An old Jewish quarter in Segovia, La Juderia has narrow picturesque streets, tapas bars, nice restored buildings, a museum and a synagogue. Head over to soak in the culture of the place.

7. Monasterio De San Antonio El Real

   4.5 (930 Votes)
   

   Church, Religious Site, Architecture

   A hidden gem, Monasterio de San Antonio El Real is a functioning church and a place of worship. It was built in the year 1455 by Henry IV. Having a serene atmosphere, the interiors of the church is a revelation! Beautiful frescos line the walls while the ceiling is done up with intricate detailing.

8. Church Of Saint Millan

   4.5 (490 Votes)
   

   Church, Religious Site

   One of the oldest church in Segovia, the Iglesia San Millan or the Church of Saint Millan is a Romanesque church located outside of the old walls of Segovia. It was built between 1111 and 1124. While there, do check out the Romanesque figurative carvings.

9. House Museum Of Antonio Machado

   4.4 (257 Votes)
   

   Museum, Historical Site, Exhibition , Specialty Museum

   Antonio Machado was a famous Spanish poet and one of the leading figures of the Spanish literary movement. From the year 1919 to the year 1932, he rented a room in a house on Desamparados street. Antonio Machado being an icon, the room was purchased by the Academy of History and Arts of San Quirce and they turned the house into a permanent remembrance of the poet. It is a museum of sorts where ...Read more

10. Real Casa De La Moneda

    4.4 (421 Votes)
    

    Museum, Outdoors, Exhibition , Specialty Museum

    Situated near the Alcazar, Real Casa de la Moneda is an old industrial building. It was built during the 16th century and operated as a Royal Mint between 1586 and 1869. The hydraulic machinery can still be found with the building. Converted into a museum, the building was awarded World Heritage designation by UNESCO.

11. Segovia Cathedral

    4.6 (546 Votes)
    

    Religious Site, Architecture , Cathedral

    The Segovia Cathedral situated in old city is the last Gothic cathedral built in Spain. The construction of the cathedral began on the orders of Charles V in the year 1525. However, the work finally got complete in the year 1768. Affectionately called la dama de las catedrales, Segovia Cathedral has a stunning Gothic exterior combined with marvellous interiors. Trivia- the gothic choir pla...Read more

12. Monasterio Santa Maria Del Parral

    4.6 (7 Votes)
    

    Religious Site, Monastery

    Monasterio Santa Maria Del Parral is a monastery and a historical heritage of the city which attracts visitors due to its incredible architecture and awesome views from it. For spiritual growth you can visit here and meditate as well. The monks here will help you to unwind the history and impart teachings of life. The guided tours are also available. Monasterio Santa María Del Parral is ...Read more

13. Plaza De Medina Del Campo, Segovia

    4.5 (6 Votes)
    

    Landmark, Monument

    Historical places have a charm of their own, and the Plaza De Medina Del Campo is a place you must visit if you believe in the magic of history. Located in the historic city of Segovia in the northwest of Madrid, in central Spain's Castile and León region, this monument holds a significant spot in the history of Spain. A perfect place to visit and explore with your friends and family, th...Read more

14. Iglesia De San Andres

    4.4 (113 Votes)
    

    Church, Religious Site, Architecture

    Iglesia de San Andrés is a spectacular church located on beautiful settings in Segovia, Spain. This beautiful church has a perfect blend of a Romanesque and Baroque style of architecture. Its highlight is the Great Altarpiece which exemplifies the classic style dating back to the 16th century. There are other altarpieces in the church that depict various scenes. The church is surrounded...Read more

15. Loba Capitolina

    4.6 (24 Votes)
    

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    Monument

    “Loba Capitolina” when loosely translated in English means the “Capitoline Wolf”. Known to the Romans as an important character from their mythology, this monument is in itself very significant. Located in Segovia, Spain, it tells the story of Luperca, the wolf who suckled the founders of Rome. This legend is very popular and very significant. Many sculptures depicting ...Read more

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